1. Revealing Research: The Coalbrookdale Company orders archive

    In a project made possible through a Headley Fellowship with Art Fund, a little-known part of our archive has been brought to light.

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  2. Remembering Sir Arthur Elton

    Sir Arthur Elton was a pioneering documentary film maker, collector of material relating to the Industrial Revolution, and early supporter of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust. His collection, which came to Ironbridge in 1978, has been described as ‘the best in Europe and perhaps the most important in the world’. 

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  3. Delving into the Archive: Ironbridge Archive and Westminster Abbey

    An item from the Maw & Co. Collection in the Museum Library & Archives assisted conservators and researchers at Westminster Abbey in piecing together the history of one of their most celebrated treasures.

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  4. Maw and Co. Collection

    This collection covers the production period 1852 to 1969 in the working life of Maw and Co. Ltd. which was founded by George and Arthur Maw at Benthall, Broseley in Shropshire. By the late 19th Century, Maw and Co. had become one of the world's largest decorative tile manufacturers.

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